In one of the largest St. Joseph’s biology faculty-led study abroad trips yet, 16 students from the University traveled to Greece earlier this summer as part of the course BIO…
With six reported run-ins with sharks so far this summer in the waters off Long Island, swimmers, surfers and beach-goers alike have been left wondering what’s causing this uptick in…
Outdated cellphones. Broken laptops. Tablets that go unused. What do you do with these electronic devices once you stop using them? And how can you properly dispose of them? This…
It couldn’t hurt to try. That’s how Dominique Brutus felt when applying to St. Joseph’s University, New York as a senior in high school. And that’s how she felt when…
More than 50 students from St. Joseph’s University, New York presented their undergraduate research during the annual Student Research Symposium last month at the University’s Long Island Campus. “The turnout…
Founder and president of the Green Team. Member of the Biology and Chemistry Clubs, as well as the Nicaragua Project, St. Joseph’s LEAD and the University’s Sustainability Committee. An active…
Hands-on summer research projects led two SJC Long Island biology adolescent education majors to present thesis research projects at the recent New York Chapter of the American Fisheries Society’s Annual…
At St. Joseph’s, Sashoy Milton immersed herself in all things science. She took a wide range of biology classes, participated in the campus’ undergraduate symposium, and had her first glimpse…
The Go Green Club is promoting sustainability practices at SJC Brooklyn. Club president Emily Burroughs said she’s proud of Go Green’s “Terrarium Build” and “T-Shirts to Tote Bags” events last semester,…
As a child, when someone asked KMarie King ’94 what she wanted to be when she grew up, her answer was always the same: “I’m going to be a doctor.”…